Utah
For Utah, preliminary notice required is conditional — not required for the original contractor (GC); required for subcontractors and suppliers via Preliminary Notice filed with State Construction Registry within 20 days of first furnishing; notice name is Preliminary Notice; notice deadline — gc (days) is not required; notice deadline — sub/supplier (days) is 20; lien recording deadline — gc (days) is 180, recorded from its source on 2026-08-14.
- State
- Utah verified
- Preliminary notice required
- conditional — not required for the original contractor (GC); required for subcontractors and suppliers via Preliminary Notice filed with State Construction Registry within 20 days of first furnishing our reading
- Notice name
- Preliminary Notice verified
- Notice deadline — GC (days)
- not required
- Notice deadline — sub/supplier (days)
- 20 verified
- Lien recording deadline — GC (days)
- 180 verified
- Lien recording deadline — sub/supplier (days)
- 180 verified
- Enforcement deadline (days)
- 180 verified
- Late notice consequence
- partial our reading
- Statute
- Utah Code §38-1a-101 et seq. verified
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What the source says
180-day suit deadline, payment bond suits between 90 days and 1 year, public works enforcement, and owner liability for failure to require bonds Learn More Frequently Asked Questions What statute governs mechanic liens in Utah? Mechanic's liens are governed by Utah Code §38-1a-101 et seq. and §38-11-20 et seq. Private commercial bonds are governed by §14-2-1 et seq. and public works bonds by §14-1-1 et seq. Is a preliminary notice required to file a mechanic lien in Utah?
— mechanicslien.com, retrieved 2026-08-14
Source
- mechanicslien.comhttps://mechanicslien.com/utah